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Solicitors at "growing risk of claims" for...
Posted in Professional Negligence on 15th Aug 2019
There has been a sharp increase in the number of professional negligence actions arising from solicitors under-settling personal injury and medical negligence claims, according to a specialist barrister.
Richard Beaty was featured on litigationfutures.com, explaining:
“Publicly available and reliable market data for professional indemnity claims is scarce [but] there is growing perception amongst our insurer and professional clients that the under-settlement of personal and medical injury claims is on the rise.”
Beaty added that the change in...
Coronavirus & Wills
Posted in Wills & Probate on 3rd Apr 2020
According to recent studies the demand in the UK for people wanting Solicitors to urgently prepare their Wills has jumped significantly due to the coronavirus pandemic.
With high demand and a sense of urgency, can come the risk of inaccuracies. This is why it is vital to have your Will made by experienced professionals.
A Will is an important legal document, which enables you to decide what happens to your money, property and other assets after you pass away. If you have children it can be used to appoint legal guardians to be responsible for them...
Coronavirus: Delivering Services Safely
Posted in General News on 2nd Apr 2020
We are now facilitating video consultations for our clients in order to ensure services can still continue safely.
We are using a secure and straightforward platform provided by Microsoft that will not require clients to create an account or download software.
We recognise that it is difficult to get out and see a solicitor at the present time and you may need advice and assistance urgently. You may have been injured, be experiencing a family dispute or want to discuss financial, custody or contact issues relating to your family, you may need advice...
Coronavirus & Child Arrangement Orders
Posted in Family & Divorce on 24th Mar 2020
‘I have a Court Order giving the other parent contact with my child. What do I do in light of coronavirus?’
This is a common question many separated couples are now asking themselves.
In light of the current Coronavirus pandemic, the government have issued rules to prevent the spread of this disease.
You should abide by the government’s guidance especially if you or your child is currently in isolation due to symptoms of COVID-19.
It is vital that you take adequate steps to comply with government rules and not make your child, yourself or others...
